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The Infinite Night Book 1: The Happy Marauder
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The Infinite Night Book 1: The Happy Marauder
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Current price: $19.99
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The Infinite Night Book 1: The Happy Marauder
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A raunchy, futuristic, dystopian, space adventure of two outcast friends struggling to survive under an oppressive regime. They find themselves involuntarily passing a field exam and being recruited to serve aboard The Happy Marauder.
Learn more about James "Monolith" Childs, as he releases his logs as he finds a home among the stars.
The Infinite Night is everything between the stars. When I look at it, I see everything I don't know. I'm not naive enough anymore to see salvation or endless potential. I'm not nihilistic enough to see a vast indifferent universe either. These are my logs and I'll tell you everything I saw between the stars. A wise man once told me that people hate missing pieces of a story. These are my pieces. I don't know what you're missing but this is what I have. This is what I see when I look at The Infinite Night.
A raunchy, futuristic, dystopian, space adventure of two outcast friends struggling to survive under an oppressive regime. They find themselves involuntarily passing a field exam and being recruited to serve aboard The Happy Marauder.
Learn more about James "Monolith" Childs, as he releases his logs as he finds a home among the stars.
The Infinite Night is everything between the stars. When I look at it, I see everything I don't know. I'm not naive enough anymore to see salvation or endless potential. I'm not nihilistic enough to see a vast indifferent universe either. These are my logs and I'll tell you everything I saw between the stars. A wise man once told me that people hate missing pieces of a story. These are my pieces. I don't know what you're missing but this is what I have. This is what I see when I look at The Infinite Night.


















